En Passant

This perfume captures the essence of freshly picked lilacs during their blossoming season with uncanny accuracy, offering a refreshingly authentic and natural fragrance that would delight those who adore lilac scents.

This perfume is quite pleasant. I initially believed that I only appreciated white flowers, but I recently came across Tom Ford Champaca, a yellow magnolia, which has changed my perception. As springtime arrives with its lilac blossoms in the air, I decided to purchase a 3.5 ml of this fragrance. Yes, it features an excellent lilac scent alongside an airy ozonic note, which are its primary notes. The wheat note lends it a soft earthiness, while the cucumber and petitgrain contribute to its airy freshness. This fragrance will be ideal in May when spring is in full bloom. I think it's mostly gender-neutral.

One of my favorite notes in a fragrance is lilac, and this perfume definitely gets it right.

Lilacs evoke a special fondness within me 🌼️. This perfume takes me on a nostalgic journey to my Nana's enchanting garden, teeming with lilac bushes 🏠. Purple holds sentimental value as it was my Nana's favorite hue 💜. The scent effortlessly conjures the essence of spring, from the intoxicating aroma of lilacs floating in the air to the freshness of cut cucumbers in a salad 🌸. For me, En Passant is more than just a fragrance – it's an emotional connection to cherished memories and happier times 😊. I'm grateful to Olivia Giacobetti for capturing these moments in a bottle 💕.

A floral explosion of lilac notes, subtly nuanced by a hint of wheat or bread. This perfume exudes loveliness, delicacy, and femininity, evoking the essence of spring storms. I highly recommend it to anyone who adores lilac. The scent lingers closely on the skin, lasting reasonably well throughout the day. While it's perfect for warm weather daytime wear, it also has potential for evening or winter occasions that call for a whiff of springtime promise.